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World Series of Poker 2011 schedule revealed
Poker NewsJanuary 25, 2011 The World Series of Poker 2011 schedule was announced last night and the 42nd running of the event at the Rio in Las Vegas is is set to be the biggest yet. One more bracelet than last year - 58 - will be up for grabs and a brand new $25,000 heads-up no limit championship, right at the start of the series, is sure to attract the richest names on the circuit. It all kicks off in just... |
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November Nine: Bookies make Duhamel 13/5 fav
Poker NewsNovember 1, 2010 British bookmakers have released their final odds ahead of this week's World Series of Poker November Nine - and chip leader Jonathan Duhamel is 13/5 favourite. The 22-year-old Canadian is best-priced with Sportingbet to land the $8,944,138 first prize and title of 2010 Poker World Champion. John Dolan, who boasts six WSOP cashes already, is second favourite at a generous 4-1 with... |
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Bookies make Duhamel WSOP favourite
Poker NewsJuly 27, 2010 Bookmakers have installed Jonathan Duhamel as the clear favourite for the World Series of Poker Main Event. The Canadian heads into the 'November Nine' final table as clear chip leader with 65,975,000 and is a 3-1 chance with Sportingbet to win the biggest prize in world sport. But history shows the winner rarely leads heading into the final table - last year's champion Joe Cada was... |
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The WSOP 2010 November Nine
Poker NewsJuly 18, 2010 THIS is the November Nine – the players who will fight it out for the World Series of Poker 2010 Main Event title later this year. With 7,310, or 99.9 per cent, of the 7,319 entrants in this year's big one now eliminated, Jonathan Duhamel leads the way in the fight for the world title and $8.94million first prize. The 22-year-old, from Montreal, Canada, bullied his way through Day 8 in... |
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Meet Tim: The unluckiest man in the world
Poker NewsJuly 14, 2010 WHEN 7,319 players paid $10,000 to enter the second-biggest poker game in history, they all knew one of them would be left inconsolable. That man turned out to be American Tim McDonald, who managed to beat a staggering 6,571 players but today got knocked out 748th - the last unpaid place – of the World Series of Poker Main Event 2010. The 50-year-old fisherman 'bubbled' after four days... |
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World Poker Champ Joe Cada hits the rail in Vegas
Poker NewsJuly 14, 2010 Reigning World Poker Champion Jo Cada has busted out of the WSOP 2010 Main Event. The 22-year-old had dreamt of being the first player to defend the WSOP Main Event title since 1988, when Johnny Chan recorded back-to-back victories. But Cada, who won $8.55 million last year as the youngest winner ever, was eliminated with around 1,800 players remaining when his ace-queen of spaces ran into... |
